Democratic Leaders Promise Quick Action On Appalachia Plans
President Johnson seeks $228 million for Appalachian development with a 10 state region. Senate and House leaders push for early hearings while Dirksen urges scrutiny. Ohio cites a $90 million initial allotment, unclear if separate from the federal package.
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Lodge Leads in Mass Republican Presidential Preferences
Boston area GOP voters give Henry Cabot Lodge a strong write in and 10 delegates at large. Roger A. Moore of Boston wins Goldwater delegate in the 9th District. Lodge’s son George is among delegates at large while Lodge himself garners Democratic write ins around 10 percent for Johnson. Lodge, a former U S senator and U N delegation head, is the South Vietnam ambassador under Kennedy.
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Johnson hints at future tax cuts tied to economy
President Johnson signaled the possibility of further tax reductions a few years hence if the current $11.5 billion income tax cut proves successful in boosting production, jobs, and revenues. He urged caution this year and welcomed over 50 corporate leaders and spouses to a White House dinner after a Chamber of Commerce event.
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Brown Will Repay Funds He Misused
A state examiner's report finds the Lt. Governor John Brown's office used 198.62 in state funds for a private telephone line seat belts and auto insurance on a leased car. The auditor's examiner notes the improper payments and Brown says he will restore the money.
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Church leader opposes tampering with First Amendment
Edwin H. Tuller of the American Baptist Convention urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject proposed constitutional amendments that would permit prayers in public schools. He called daily school prayers more rote than worship.
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Edwin H. Tuller
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Mediator Seeks Bridewater Peace as Explosion Probe Continues
Federal mediator George Bell met with United Auto Workers representatives and Bridgwater Machine Co. officials as police kept the investigation into Monday night's dynamiting of a plant transformer. The talks ended at noon with no agreement and no date set. Police planned a lie detector test for an out of town detainee and another local union member was tested. The damaged transformer has been replaced and the plant aims to resume operation soon.
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Rebellious Princess Ties Knot in Rome
Princess Irene of the Netherlands and Prince Carlos of Bourbon Parma wed in Rome at St Mary Major Basilica. The ceremony was boycotted by the Dutch royal family and opposed by the Dutch government, with Franco’s regime absent. Notables and Carlist supporters attended. no ruling royal was present. Separately, actor Peter Sellers to leave hospital after three and a half weeks post heart attack.
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Glenn Released After Tests In San Antonio
Ex astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. was discharged from an Air Force hospital in San Antonio one day after admission for tests on an inner ear injury. Doctors reported satisfactory recovery and Glenn returned home to Houston.
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Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Normal
Temperatures will average near normal highs of 66 to 71 with lows 43 to 49. Cooler Thursday and Friday, then a slow warming through Monday. No rain of consequence through Monday.
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Troubles Mount for Hoffa Over Tax on Legal Fees
In Washington James R Hoffa faces a potential tax issue as a 1963 Tax Court ruling is cited suggesting the Teamsters president may owe personal income tax on union paid legal fees. Union counsel warns funds might need reimbursement, intensifying the crisis as Hoffa enters another federal trial. In England Bri tain reports its third royal baby of the year with the Duchess of Kent delivering a daughter.
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Defenders of LBJ Join Dogfight Over Beagle Handling
New York reports a public dispute over President Johnson's handling of his beagles. Bernard Workman of the Canadian defense league defends lifting dogs by the ears as harmless. Johnson acknowledged the uproar and claimed the photo aimed to illustrate a story about his humanity.
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Boy and Captor Are Found After Four Day Abduction
MEMPHIS TENN A brave eight year old boy Dennis Burke returned home with his parents after four days as a captive of a man described by the FBI as a dangerous psychopath. FBI agents in New Orleans arrested Joseph Francis Bryan Jr, listed among the nation nine ten most wanted fugitives.
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Write-In Swell Sets New Mark in Pennsylvania Primary
Gov. William W. Scranton swept Pennsylvania's Republican presidential preference primary with more than 60 percent of the GOP vote and a state write-in record. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. was a distant second with over 20 percent as no names appeared on ballots and 7,281 of 9,261 precincts counted. Scranton declined a formal candidacy but left open a possible draft.
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Americans Arrive For Moscow Visit
The James McKenzies of Portsmouth Ohio arrived at Moscow Airport for a 10 day exchange visit with a Russian family they hosted last Christmas. Mrs Pozdneyev and an American reporter questioned the visitors about the trip and the Soviet official confirmed the family enjoyed their Christmas stay in America.
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Church Leaders Lead Rights Crusade to Johnson and Congress
Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish leaders pledge a moral crusade for racial equality. More than 150 churchmen carry their demand to the White House and Capitol Hill, urging enactment of a strong civil rights bill as President Johnson welcomes the message.
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Johnson urged to tour West to meet voters this summer
President Johnson, known for handshakes, is urged to undertake a Western inspection tour in May or June possibly reaching Hawaii. Such trips are billed as nonpolitical but critics say they amount to campaigning at taxpayers expense while he aims to delay political activity until after the party nominating conventions.
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Hawaii
Bids On Area Highway Work Hit $340 700
The Ohio Department of Highways opened bids totaling 8 965 802 for 52 projects including seven area bids of 340 700 with Athens Hocking Vinton Meigs and Perry counties named. Allen Stone Co Chesterville low bid 44 950 for Route 278 paving near Nelsonville.
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Soviet Newsman Tarasov Ordered Expulsion
Canada expelled Soviet Izvestia correspondent Vasily Tarasov after he allegedly attempted to solicit secret data on a Canadian industrial process. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin stated Tarasov was arrested by police during a Monday night bribery attempt to a government employee.
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Attorney General Brooke May Run for Governor in Massachusetts
Boston reports Attorney General Edward W. Brooke, the nation’s highest elected black official, says he may seek the governor’s job in Massachusetts. The statement highlights his political ambitions amid his statewide prominence and potential gubernatorial bid.
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Chicago at New York game postponed by rain
Major league baseball notes Chicago at New York was postponed due to rain with no rescheduled date announced yet. Both clubs wait for clearer weather as the schedule remains unsettled.
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